President Cyril Ramaphosa has cut his overseas trip short to attend to South Africa's power emergency. In a rush to mitigate load shedding, Eskom is approaching the private sector. City of Tshwane ramps up its revenue collection drive. Unpaid staff…
The Energy Council of South Africa, alongside other big business figureheads, have proposed improvements to the carbon tax proposals under the Taxation Laws Amendment Bill.
Money promised by foreign jurisdictions to assist in the move away from coal is coming with more T's and C's than expected, says minister of environment, forestry and fisheries.
The Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) says nearly 400 Ethics Officers and interested parties have been trained to conduct lifestyle reviews in a bid to root out corruption in the public service.
The portfolio committee on transport has rejected proposals from the government to introduce a new type of licence in South Africa, referred to as a 'provisional licence', and to reduce the allowable alcohol limit for drivers to zero.
New discussion document outlines what needs to be done for economic recovery in South Africa; Eskom wants to hike electricity prices by 32%; Vodacom still fighting its Please Call Me battle; and Treasury experts say South Africa needs a state…
A further three suspects have been arrested in relation to a R60 million fraudulent traffic licensing swindle at the Mbombela and White River Traffic Departments.
Insurers are worried about wealthy South Africans leaving the country; a new study compares South Africa's matric certificate to international counterparts; government is prepping to dispose of millions of Covid vaccine doses; and a panel will consider...
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has extended the deadline for comments on its draft Game Meat Strategy for South Africa, which aims to formalise the game meat industry in the country and expand what can be sold…
Trade union Solidarity has sent a legal letter to deputy director general of the National Health Insurance (NHI), Nicholas Crisp, demanding that he cease hiring activity for the state-run health scheme - because it doesn't yet exist.